Being known for one type of role isnt always a bad thing. Casting directors like to know what you’re good at, as in “shes the best quirky office type”. You could be really talented and attractive, but if you cant be specific its hard for you to get noticed in the vast sea of actors. [...]
Posted in If Only I Had Known 
Tags: 6 to 12 month acting programs, acting class, Acting Class Hollywood, acting class in Los Angeles, acting class los angeles, acting classes, Acting Classes in Los Angeles, acting classes la, acting classes los angeles, Acting Classes Los Angeles Acting Classes, acting courses, Acting LA, acting lessons, acting school, acting school in los angeles, acting school in los angeles ca, acting school in los angeles California, Acting School Los Angeles, acting schools, acting schools in los angeles, acting schools in los angeles ca, acting schools in los angeles California, acting schools los angeles, acting training los angeles, advice for actors, best acting school los angeles, best acting schools los angeles, career acting, famous acting schools, Hollywood Acting Classes, la, la theatre center, Larry Moss, Los Angeles, Los Angeles acting class, Los Angeles Acting Classes, Los Angeles Acting School, los angeles theater center, los angeles theatre center, school of acting los angeles, schools of acting los angeles, summer intensives, theater centers, Theater Rental in Santa Monica, theater rental los angeles, Theater Rentals, Theater Rentals LA, theatre centres, Top acting coach, top acting school in los angeles, top acting schools, voice lessons in los angeles 
No Comments »- I think the most important thing to do when you are starting out in Hollywood is to build a solid foundation outside of the industry. This is an industry of ups and downs. If your life is solely based on this industry, you will eventually burn out – Stay out of your own way [...]
“Don’t go for the first class that you think looks “good” or even “great.” Check it out first. Google the studio or the acting coach’s name and see if any reviews on their classes pop up. Don’t stop at one or two sites look at several opinions. This is your hard earned money so it [...]
Here would be my suggestion to actors, both beginning and experienced: 1) Training is important…like a musician doing scales…but be sure you’re at a place, and with people, who do not attempt to teach a specific and arbitrary style, but rather encourage you to find your own special talents and genius. To be sure there [...]
Posted in Breaking into your Inspiration, If Only I Had Known Tags: acting, acting class in Los Angeles, Acting in Los Angeles, actors, advice, Artist, Breaking into your Inspiration, Director, feature film, Los Angeles acting class, Los Angeles acting schools, techniques, Terry Jastrow No Comments »Brian Drillinger It’s not enough to have an intention. How badly do you want it and what’s in the way of your getting it. You can’t think your way into a part. You need to get up and do it. Give every character you play a secret that only they know. Don’t just look for [...]
Lezlie Williams “Don’t rush to become SAG unless it’s worth it. You can find non-union, paying work once you become SAG eligible. If you are serious, find a good acting class and stay in it. Industry people will always ask you where you are studying if you aren’t currently working on set. Make sure your [...]
“To be an actor today, you must be proactive. The only way you’re going to grow as an artist is to work on good writing. You must put good writing through your instrument. You must find writers that you’re excited about. And also, write your own material.”—Michelle Danner
Posted in If Only I Had Known, Michelle Danner on Film & Theatre Tags: acting class in Los Angeles, Acting in Los Angeles, advice, Breaking into your Inspiration, Los Angeles acting class, Los Angeles acting schools, Michelle Danner on Film & Theatre, motivated actor, proactive, writing No Comments »
RSS Feed
Twitter